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Old 05-08-2013, 05:14 AM   #1  
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Is there a secret to using markers to ink up a stamp? I have tried light touch, tiny little circles and other various ways but every time I stamp it out it looks streaked or blotchy. Yes, I huff on it and spritzing with water didn't help either. I would appreciate any tips on doing this for a solid stamp. I have no problems for the outline stamp or words.
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I use the side of the marker, not the tip, and that is what works for me.

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Thanks, that is one thing I haven't tried.
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